We are hosting a statewide Road Show to engage people from a variety of communities in conversations about elements of our Core curriculum for new child welfare workers.

One of our primary goals is to continually improve our support of social workers’ and caregivers’ learning. In terms of improved outcomes for children and families, there isn’t anyone better to talk about these improvements with than you: the people we work with and serve.

The Alliance will provide an overview of the revision plan and is seeking your input and involvement to help inform the revision process. We want to hear from you about your experiences within the context of child welfare; professional or lived experience.

You will have the opportunity to participate in ongoing events where you can continue to share your insight and feedback about the work we’re doing. We want to ensure we are inclusive of the voices of the communities we serve and partners we work with that support the work within child welfare.

Please join us for this event to learn about how your voice can inform the Core curriculum development process and to share your insights and ideas.

If you have questions, contact Chris Kerns at kernsc9@uw.edu.